Get See Paragraphs 2(11),6(14) And 7(16)

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of how to fill out the See Paragraphs 2(11),6(14) And 7(16) Child Study Report (CSR) form online. By following these straightforward steps, users will be able to complete the form efficiently and accurately.

Follow the steps to complete the Child Study Report online.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by filling out the General Information section. Provide the name of the child as given by the biological parents or the child welfare agency. Include the CARINGS registration number, present age and date of birth, sex, place of birth, and religion if known.
3. Proceed to the Social Data section. Do not include identifying information about the child's natural parents. Start with the date of admission of the child to your institution and describe how the child came to be in your custody.
4. In this section, select one of the options indicating how the child arrived at your institution, whether directly admitted by a parent or guardian, placed by the Child Welfare Committee, transferred from another institution, or any other source. Provide a brief note about the child's social background.
5. Explain the reasons for seeking protection in the institution, noting any relevant details that demonstrate the child's needs and circumstances.
6. Describe the child's attitude towards other children and how they interact, highlighting social behaviors.
7. Detail the child's behavior and relationship with staff and other adults, including their comfort level with strangers.
8. Assess the child's intelligence and include any IQ report if available.
9. If the child is enrolled in school, provide a comprehensive report on their academic performance, attendance, interests, and progress.
10. Summarize the child's general personality and physical description.
11. Report on the child's play activities and any specific talents, noting developmental milestones for children under 18 months. Indicate whether the child has achieved various physical development benchmarks.
12. Detail the child's language development, including their capacity for cooing, babbling, and clarity of speech.
13. Describe the child's dietary habits, specifying their intake of liquid, semi-solid, and solid foods.
14. Provide a summary of the child's social background, emphasizing the history of their birth parents and the circumstances leading to the child's surrender or abandonment, without disclosing identifying information.
15. As a social worker, certify the information by signing and noting your name, designation, place, and date.
16. Finally, applicants should confirm their understanding of the Child Study Report and indicate their willingness to adopt by signifying with their signatures and filling out names, places, and dates.

Complete your Child Study Report online today.